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Want of Sleep

Is sending thousands annually to the
insane asS luln and the doctors say t.
trouble is alarmingly on the increa.,-.
The usual remedies. while they may
give temporary relief. are likely to do
more harm than good. What is needed
il an Alternative and Blood-puritier.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is incomparably
the best II corrects those disturbances
in the circulation which cause sleepless-
ness, gives increased vitality. and re-
stores the nervous system TO healthful
condition.
Rev I. G. a. Cote. agent Of the Mass.
Home Missionary Society. writes that
his stomach was out Of order, his sleep
very often disturbed, and some i'm
purity of the hloal manifest but that
perfect cure was obtained 10y the use
Of Ayers sarsAparilla,
Frederick W. Pratt. 42l Washington
street, Boston. writes my daughter
was Frustrated with nervous debility.
Ayers Sarsapariila restored her to
health"
William r. Bowkcr. Erie Pa, was
cured ut nervousness AMI slrcplessness
by 'at.u- Ayers ar,apatilia for about
two apAd-. duru- whi,h time his
weight increased over twenty pounds
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
rRrrAtro rs
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sell t}.r pra.9'st- rr,-r al six bottles sS.
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TIE PEOPLE
VINO have been disappointed
in the results obtained from
the use 0fC0CA WINES. BEEF
VINE and IRON. or the 50
called EMtLSION of COD LIVER
OIL. should use
CHERRY MALT
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II He subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
! concerned, that he has been siuIv appointed,
aud has taken upon himself, Inc trust Of an adj
ni,ntstrafor OF tie estate 81 WIN. l.. Wentworth.
E'ie OF FRANKLIN, i'll the county of Hancock de-
:, ased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons no are indebted to
the said deceaseds estate, make immediate pa
ment. ~ Il those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for pay ment
4. +. BURNHAM.
Oct H. 49, 4 5w+j
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!, ?. 2,3riigs g Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

Were the water supply OF the city In more salts
factory condition the Commissioners would not
hesitate TO recommend in addition the establish
ment OF permanent public baths at points remote
from the river and so constructed and maintained
as TO be capable OF use throughout the year.
Plans and estimates OF these have been prepared,
and the subject is one regarded as worthy the at
tention OF Congress.
ROCK CREEK TUNNEL
In pursuance OF a numerously signed petition Of
prominent citizens OF the District for the improve
ment OF the sanitary condition OF Rock Creek and
OF the means OF communication between the cities
OF Washington and Georgetown, the Commits
sioners have procured the preparation Of project
for the construction OF a tunnel in the valley OF
Rock Creek between Lyons mill and Pennsylvania
vited.
In preparing the estimates for expenditures dur
ing the ensuing fiscal year the Commissioners
have made no provision for this work, deeming It
a matter for the special consideration Of Con-
gress.
1t may be stated, however, that the construc-
ton OF the tunnel and the filling up OF the portion
partial barrier between the two cities, is q mat
ter that at an early day may properly be consid-
cred as with the increase OF population, the dis
charge of sewage into Ock Creek and the reten-
ton In the bed thereof Of putrescible and noxOuS
matters will become q menace to the public
health, and the absence Of proper means Of COM
munication between Washington and George.
II not q detriment to TO the public interests.
Very respectfully,
w. B. WEBB,
s. f. WHEATLEY,
WV. LUDLOW,
Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia.
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PHnADEIrHA Store.
VIII offer special inducements in the following eooda
and would respectfully ssk N inspection Of sADa-
ss inch Turkey Red D:m..k, Is and s7sse-
60: I: ss.nd sase
62 solid Red Damssk black and white bordae
at 75c.: Napkins match at 15c., Ell 81 Is p0 doc
UNBLEACHED DAAAsk-
SO inch At 25. d. 80, 40c.
" OK e1 BiY dEsAslcSiA Z s bxMxM m' 70 ms''A
81 '"s1 at at ss s So INC" s Ss"
~ special bsreains ct a. u. %, el.sa
BLEACHED DAMAsK COVERS FRfNaED
DAMAsK SETS.
g. doz Napkin. 70 msssh special saS so
s,i2 /. rs
Towels Napkins Crash. wssh -ysss &c, q all price,
FUR TRIMMIN0s
Black, Gray and Blue Coney. Black and Silver QHy
Hare Nutris SIX Beaver and Natural beavet. Chfn.
cbiila. Opossum, Lynx, and Monkey.
= inch 9recian Chnchills 81 DOC.
. inch Raccoon 1t ssc. NUNS 20 match
Good quality Russian Hare at Soc.
Fine American seal 1t ~. So
DOH Babies and Fancy Goods Of every descnpssoa
CARHART 4 LEIDY.
dS 92s 9TH and 706 Z a. nv.
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were thirty employees on the rolls Of {
during the year.
NEW LOCATION FOR ALMsHoUsH.

l0cTe were thirty employees on the Tolls OF
stitution during the year.
NEW LOCATION FOR ALMsHoUsE
The Commissioners reiterate the following com.
ment In their last annual report respecting the
site OF the almshouse department OF the asylum
and the care OF the mildly insane with whom the
ms titutiOn has to deal
the site OF the asylum is UNIT for the purpose to
which 1t is devoted Aside from the surroundings
the public jail being on one side and the work
house on the other, the location is very unhealthy
No one who visits this Institution will hesitate tC
conclude that a change to a more suitable and
addition the place Is objectionable to the respecta.
BILE poor who find such near proximity to the work
house and the District jail offensive A salubrious
retired, suburban situation should be selected and
a plain, comfortable building erected suitably ar
ranged for the comfort and health of the unf0rtu
mates who are TO be its occupants. This can be
done without great expense and the benefits 10 be
derived from IL would be almost incalculable The
present building could be made useful either as an
addition 10 the workhouse, or as nome for inebri
ateS and incurableS"
MILDLY INSANE.
The care by the municipal authorities of the
mildly insane OF the District as a more economical
means OF treating them than In the Government hos
pi1a and to make room In that institution for the
and led TO the suggestion that accommodations fol
the purpose be established as part or the Wash.
tngIon Asylum.
This can he readily effected at a small expensf
by converting one OF the magazine houses into al
hospital accommodations for the persons referred
70. One OF these magazine buildings. as stated
above, has been converted into workhouse for Re.
male convtcts, and answers the purpose admira.
bly,. With comparatively little outlay another Of
these buildings can be converted into an asylum foI
the Weak-mfnded and moderately insane.
WORK DONE By INNArKa
This institution should be credited with the wora
done by It's inmates such As grading graveling and
clearing streets. working the farm, garden and
dairy the manufacturing OF articles for use OF In
mates ana numerous other empl0yments In which
their labor has been probably utilized The annual
value in days labor OF such work averages from
$25 900 to $4,000.
Adetailed statement OF receipts and expenditures
and all other operations OF the institution, are con
tanned IN the appendix A.
ESTIMATE HoR 1850
The Commissioners included an estimate Tor thia
institution 1850 In their estimates for that year
sent 70 fhe Secretary OF the Treasury last October
RKF0RM SCHOOL
This institution IL situated on the Bladensburr
road, about two miles north Of the city Of wash
ington, and has for its object the reformation Of
boys under sixteen years OF age who become rabls
TO punishment BY imprisonment, and boys nol
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Funs. Hans, FuRs,

SEAL sACQUEs FROM sla5uP
SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM $50
UP.
SHOULDER CAPEs, IN MONKEY, BEAVER,
NUTRIA, LYNX. BLACK MABTEN. HARE
AND OTHER FURs.
MUFFs. IN BEAR, BEAVER, BLACK MAR
TEN. FOX. LYNX, MONKEY. SEAL AND
OTHER FURs.
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FROM as CENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS. GLOVES. AND
WRISTLETS.
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS.
CHILDREN'S MUFFs AND COLLARS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvERCOATS.
GENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES, AND NUE.
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL CAPS FROM q TOES.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND ooACHMRN
CAPER
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS s5. % AND o..
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT
EST STYLES. AT q. also. e. e2.5O. e.
% so. "a. $3.50, Is AND %.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES. FROM $3.50
TO sl5.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANEA
TRKss CO.'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRRss KID oIOvKa
LADIKT RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
JAMES Z. DAVIS Sons
1901 Penn. svsaas. Co., l2A q
EsAhlsshsd 1850. nl.su
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W. DoS,r BELIEVE
IN COMMUNISM

But we are always willing to divide the benefit Of .
Rare Bargain with the public.
By constantly watching the chances on the field of
commerce our efforts have again been crowned with
success
We have procured at an Eastern Bankrupt Sale lot
of HEAVY CLOTHS. suitable for Coats Dolmans, and
Wraps in general. consisting Of forty pieces rep
resenting different colors and qualities.
In order to give the public an idea Of the Real
Value and its Reduction we will submit list Of quo
tations Of some Of the best bargains in the lot:
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And many other manufactures, too numerous to
mention. All these Cloths exhibited around the
skylight of third floor. which gives every exam
liner the advantage Of good light
In order to get the benefit Of this bargain it is advisa
BILE to call early; therefore. make good use of this
favorable weather. call at our establishment (ake the
elevator to the third oor, and you that this
will be a financial benefit to you.
Besides this Great Bargain OF Cloth have many
other items of interest third floor. which will
be cheerfully shown you by employees who will try
their utmost to please you and who will always treat
you with the politeness, matter whether you
are purchaser or locker.
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W. ARE Nor Grvrxa


The goods away but are selling them ut prices Low
enough to suit you. Come in and look around: don't
cost anything.
A eco Overcoat ct 1850.
A els Overcoas at sl2.
o15 Overcoat ct $3.50.
S12 Overcoat 1t %.
elO Overcoat at &C. SO.
e25 Overcost At $3.50.
Asl5 Cutawsy Suit At sl0
A $50 Prince Albert Suit at ela
And all others at proportionate low prices.
For Boys from l3 to Is years old have Suits and
Overcoats ct S. 90. o.. and %. which worth SO
per cent more than We are asking for them.
For Children from to Is yeaAa Suits ct % So o,
e3 so, "a. mp to s1O. Overcoats g. % so, a. up
to g. for which other houses viii ask you 80 per cent
more.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 90.
d5 Corner It'll and q Sta
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF SEAL SKIN GARMENTS.
ss.,-stin s.cqus. sl2a slAo sleo sl75 seoo.
e225 o25O.
ssai-skin Jackets slo0 sl2o.
Seal-skin visites e150 el66 SIZE
Seal1kin listers $3.50.
We have Q large sock 20 oolect from OF the above
goods.
Plush garments the duplicssss Of the shove ct Low
prices.
Fur trimming in every varis1y Of fur.
Coachmen's CapeA Mufaera and 0iovsa
Carriage Robes
Sole sssnss for Dunlap,s New York hsss
wIILkTT RuoYF.
HATTERs AND FURRIRRs.
COS Rsnnsyivania svsnua nle-Su
Knrs
Eiexant
0QvetwagA
Htcheg8
Howls,
0pqoAA 1eekA
II e9d pmn6 S9vtq9s
~: = ~ "a 2. go
9ag1aina
~ Va
Hssss M s.aas 81 "ass~~sHA'>
sAAuE xInx 3 90.
.as-an IA 1aannas sAss IN. -
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tailed statements OF operations, receipts, and ex-
penditures are included in Appendix c.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN.
The Columbia Hospital for Women and Lying-in
Asylum has for its object stated in its act OF In
corporation "to found In the city OF Washing ton
hospital and dispensary for the treatment OF dis
eases peculiar to women and a lying-in asylum, In
Wnicn those unable to pay therefor shall be fur
nisned with board, lodging, medicine, and medical
ingly contemplated by its charter it appears BY the
report of the board OF directors that paw patients
also are received. The institution occupies large
tract OF ground fronting on street, at the north
east corner OF 18th street. purchased out of an an
preparation made for that purpose by Congress
The title is vested in the United States. (VOl ~
p. 1907
The affairs OF the corporation are contro lied and
managed by board OF nineteen directors, an
pointed pursuant to act Of March, 1886 (vol Ia
p 55, as amended by act OF June 10. 1872 {voL IL
p 56O), and June z. 1880 (vol II, p $50.
Tnls board includes one Senator to be appointed
Dy the President of the Senate and two Represen-
tatives appointed by the Speaker OF the House. to
hold for term Of single Congress, and one of the
Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia ex-
Officio
The daily average number OF patients in the in
StltutlOn during last fiscal year was 81
The receipts Of the institution during the last
fiscal year were
From United States appro-
pria'ions. ......-....... SIS 900 90
ray patients -............. 1914 90
,,.,, $23,374 90
hAPonuieuieS.. ................ 5000 so
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ENORMOUS STOCK OF FURNITURE CARPETS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. AND BEDDING PREVIOUS
TO STOCK TAKING. JANUARY lsr
ga Fl s EE''E + =
1900 yards WILTON CARPET. worth o. ct q SO
per yard
$500 yards BEST MoQUETTE CARPET. worth
el65. 1t sl.25 per yard ALEX Smith 4 sOnsJ
$500 yards BEST VELVET CARPET. worth o. IS.
at q per yard
1000 yards BEST BODY BRUSSELS. worth 81 S.
1T 81 per yard. dncluding Best Lowell Bisslow and
HartfordJ
5000 yards MEDIUM BODY BRUSSELS worth
sl15, at 80 cents per yard
1000 yards COMMON BODY BRUssELs, worth
e. at 80 cents per yard.
5000 yards BEST TAPESTRY. worth n, At IS
cents per yard. uncluding Roxbury and ell Leading
Qualities)
5000 yards MEDIUM TAPESTRY CARPETS. worth
s5 cents. at 90 cents per yard
5000 yards COMMON TAPESTRY CARPETS,
worth 20 cents. at As cents per yard.
200 EASTERN RUGS at less than Importers prices
uncluding every variety of Turkish and Per~ianD
We have given our third floor. 5o1ooo feet to the
display Of these goods.
Our entire stock of FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERY
GOODS. and BEDDING have been marked in plain
figures at prices that speak for the1nselves
III 81 E. + E. E. e. Az !.
| $ is ! go s ! E ::
BEFORE
$$s*$ Ct
Wv Bsb p
Nm Y. 8 90 20 ssss EEn ssss
III 4 VooS ssss ERs ssss
| -. SIS ssss % ANN
aAt4 ssss 90 M Nm
nth AND STREETS NV d3-3t
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Eight thousand two hundred and twenty-six
dollars OF these expenditures were for construc-
ton and repairs OF buildings
detailed statement OF receipts and expendi-
lures Is contained in Appendix n.
FUND FOR RELIEF OF THE POOR
In addition to the requirements with which the
Commissioners have endeavored to comply by the
foregoing report. they are also directed By clause
in the District appropriation act for 1885. Omitted
port respecting all Institutions OF charity within
the District which may be appropriated for out OF
District revenues, and submit an estimate Of ap-
preparations necessary for their maintenance.
The only benefcar1es OF such appropriations other
than those heretofore considered are those that
receive donat1ous from the fund Of SIS, 600 appro
prtated for the relief OF the poor which has been
apportiOned by the Commissioners In way that
seems to them best designed to secure its most
effective use, as follows:
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"A
"A
5 s'p s ssfs H. !. I. IT ssss AZ J.
Coo kkkEA I ssssk fErIl kKE

WE HAVE COMMENCED TO REDUCE OUR
ENORMOUS STOCK OF FURNITURE. CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. AND BEDDING PREVIOUS
TO STOCK TAKING. JANUARY lsr.
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Unexpended balance. INSTRUMENTATION. $50 "a
The cash proceeds Of labor OF inmates is reported
70 nave been $8}O.04. In connection with this,
tnere should be taken In consideration that great
premises was consumed by inmates, and that many
artlcles OF clothing, &C., for use OF inmates were
mace Dy the children, and expenditures to the ex-
tent OF the value thereof thereby avoided.
Inc managers estimate as follows for the require
ments Of the institution:
Support Observation-Disclosures 10000
IIOnouOn OF INDUSTRIES ................... 1000
SIeam neutrality-suspicious.. 5000
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Unexpended balance. 1855 81
The number received In workhouse during the
year was $3.50; the number discharged, escaped
and died was 2,4:O
The number received in almshouse during same
period was 800; the number discharged was 81.
The average received in hospital was 400 and
twenty births; the number discharged aud died was
AZ
The daily average number in care and custody of
the institution was:
WOrkhOuSe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1873
AimshOuSe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, I61
Hospital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Total. ........................42 5
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i 4. $.$ e &c e

exS nj oasW - 0uj@ CO utsi0
We have about 10000 worth more surplus
STOCK than We should carry 1t this season II the
49,, ,o,.-u..
~ o 'e "eA' ~
% be increased by that amount
Nrrn TIVE paou AKIN rur CASH
To secure both our profits viii have 10 be go
x,s..,
To accommodate the extraordinary crowds Of
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t 4 E$$E ssss
ILL 4 "a Nm m ssss
FL e E Es 8 &C HI i
BIB UU Z Z Coo Il Il
i. sss EEEss f g p g
t.tt4 BBBbB Z oooo
POSITIVELY ONE PRICE,

40. 422, 424. 426 9TH st., AZ. 419 9Th St
200 yards of Colored and Black Moire. in remnants
ranging in quantity from to yards, at Sl25 per yd
regular price of the piece for these goods sl75 and
90. This is rare chance for any one needing small
quantities These will be shown you at our Silk Coun
ter ON First Floor.
d2 LANsBURGH 4 BRO.
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DISTRICT CHARITIES.

Special Report Sent to Congress by
the Commissioners.
THE CONDITION OF VARIOUS ASYLUMs, REFORMA-
TORIES AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTIONS OF THE
CITY-A PROPOSED LAW PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL
SUPERVISOR OF CHARITIES, ETC.
The District Commissioners sent to Congress to-
day the following special report upon asylms,
reformatorIes, industrial schools and charities Of
the District:
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF rHR
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The original regulations adopted by therom-
hissisners, under date OF November IL, Is In
continuity with the act OF January 25, lSS,are
Al IN present time admittedly defective an In
need e revision
Thsrapid Development OF sanitary science e..
Ing he last Ten years. and the recognized ca
Que detectlve plumbing material and pracft
nave Inily prepared the public mind for the necf
Sly precautions with regard 20 the domeSt
work a the plumber ana the Serious rvsultS tn
ensuetrom lack OF knowiedge and Tad workmal
ship se well understood
IL Hevident that The plumber, whose work,
prUpefy done, tends 70 conserve the health ar
comf1t OF the family, but II ignorantly or rogu
ishly performed Il the Inevitable forerunner
diseaS, should be person thorouahly skilled
his crit and responsible for the proper execute
OF hiswork.
The Commissioners have sought, in the intere
boeh q the pubic and the plumber, 70 secure u
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TIE BCILDSG INSPECTOR


The report OF the ouiNing Inspector shows tn
Seat Increase which Ia, taken place. especial,
uain the last two year. In the duties and re
noisib;lities u his Office.
Its estimated that theyaluations OF building
furnished 10 the lnspectOr,t the time OF obtaii,
Ia Permits for cOnstFuctio are on the ayerau
apOu IS per cent OF the actal value and where's
tie Pports for the fiscal yea ending June 10 lssf
who was at that time the lagest the Distinct ma
SaCm the operations OF the Oast year exceeoe,
syr millions, a. shOwnin JP tabulatel stare
med accompanying the INSPECTORS repOrt
IDS evident that the duties tbs, otiice can M
lCnfr be adequately diScnarge,by the force nov
astlOrfZed partlcuiarly as the slstr1ct buildings
iIcEding markets, police, A. stations. an
s4!iDOl- which are under the ch,srp of ths nuii,
IL insi,ectOr In addition 20 his duer duties. ar
Increasing n number and their Iaiutenance an,
rsssir require annually greater at,ntfon
The Commissioners have Include In their esfi
IA;es provision Tor the needed ADDITIONAL assist
are 20 the Inspector. Whose ONCE tn. presen
Illf Is quite Unable 10 bear IN sat<actory man
n the onerOus burdens imposed ups IL
,Urnx the past year II has also Oen made tn
dIy OF the building inspector 10 supsyi,e assess
meats OF water charges Tor bnlldix purposes
wlch his personal knowledge OF tndimenslon
% b. buildings enabled him 10 assess ,ore eQult
abe and 10 the considerable advantagaf the ser
NC
ne building regulations adopted oApril II
lssA have, during the past summer, tderyon
cAfsth revision, the Commissioners and We build
lag DspecJor having been aided In the casidera
toh W me subj ct by the ASSOCIATION archl
lscts AID that OF master builders IL isow BE-
Iis'et that they are In n satisfactory fon wit
ths errors and omissions amended and coectsc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-01
Water Coolers and Filters.

WHIT CVOfcTs hHU EHRSS.
The finest and cheapest line in the city at
the St. Paul Hardware Company, rs and so
East Seventh street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Spring Ian

Just received at F. W. Luley & Sons, 3ss
jackson street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

An ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT,
n treasurer, governing committee and arbitra-
ton committee of the st. Paul Stock Exchange
will be held on Monday. May 2, 1887, at the office
of Messrs Bryant Il Wack, southwest corner
Third and Robert streets. Polls open from IL IN.
20 p IN. An adjourned meeting of the Exchange
will be held at $3.50 p. III. at same place. E. II.
williams Secretary l2l
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Particular attention I. Called

To the advertisement in another column an
nouncing the coming auction sale of the ele
giant property known US Gladstone. Ar
rangements are being made whereby the
round trip from the Union depot TO the prop
erty will not cost to exceed from ~ to 10
cents. This property is we'll worth your at
rantiOD
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
nrn A DmnI L. ME- on IHrcrru A nrc,rn

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.,
ST. PAUL, March l, 1887.
I, the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner
of the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the British America Assurance company
above named has complied with the laws of
this state relating to insurance, and is now
fully empowered through it's authorized
agents TO transact its appropriate business of
fire insurance in this state for the year end
ing Jan. 81, 1888.
CHARLES SHANDREW
Insurance Commissioner,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INsUR ANCE,
ST. PAUL, March l, 1887.
I. the undersigned, Insurance Com
missioner of the State OF Minnesota,
do hereby certify that the Security
Insurance company, above named, has COM
piled with the laws of this State relating to
insurance, and Is now fully empowered
through its authorized agents to transact its
appropriate business of fire insurance in this
state for the year ending Jan. 81. 1888.
CHARLES SHANDREW,
Insurance Commissioner.
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DIED.

st. Paul-At residence, No.
PAL Western avenue, NJ. G. Froeich, aged
81 years. Funeral Tuesday at $3.50 a. m.
Friends of the family are invited to attend
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Nothing Like Them.

The Leonard dry air refrigerators, guaran-
teed the best. See them aud you will be con-
WINGED. St. Paul Hardware company, IS and
80 East Seventh.